Running the Triple Option with the Junior High and Feeder Program

Running the Triple Option with the Junior High and Feeder Program

This is a common situation where coaches wonder if they can run the Triple Option Offense with elementary and middle school age students. The answer is YES– When Dr. Cella ran a camp with Bayfield High School in Colorado, their SECOND GRADERS were running Triple Option… yes SECOND GRADERS. Last year Dr. Cella ran a […]

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Running Triple Option versus the Triple Stack Defense Podcast

Running Triple Option versus the Triple Stack Defense Podcast

In this podcast, Dr. Cella discusses running Triple Option versus the Triple Stack Defense. This podcast discusses reading the Stack and how to block the Run Support #3. All 11 assignments are discussed in depth. Dr. Cella wants you prepared for this very common situation so you can DOMINATE the Triple Stack (3-3-5/3-5-3/5-3) in 2017. […]

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Utilizing the Trips Formation in the Triple Option Offense

Utilizing the Trips Formation in the Triple Option Offense

Trips has a couple of purposes in the Triple Option Offense. This 3X1 formation is utilized to gain a numbers advantage to a single side. The Trips formation aids in several run-based concepts. In addition, throwing the ball out of the Trips formation can be helpful to gain a numbers, angles, or field advantage. Below is the […]

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Four Issues that Prevent Progress When Running the Triple Option-Based Football Program

Four Issues that Prevent Progress When Running the Triple Option-Based Football Program

Be aware of issues that can stop you from progressing within your Triple Option Football program. There are people you must watch. There are situations of which you must be mindful. There are things that occur for which you must anticipate. And then… there’s the ideas that occur in your own head… which might be your […]

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Executing the Zone Option RPO

Executing the Zone Option RPO

Army ran the Zone Option RPO in the 2016 Spring Game. The Quarterback throws the ball to the Wide Receiver unless the corner bails. If the Corner bails, the Quarterback runs the two-way option versus #2. This concept is another variation of the Triple Option; however, this variation involved a pass (versus the corner) and […]

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Georgia Southern Triple Option Offensive Line Technique Video

Georgia Southern Triple Option Offensive Line Technique Video

This 27-minute video provides you with Offensive Line drills that Georgia Southern utilized under then-coach Jeff Monken and his staff. 

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Keep Defensive Linemen from Making the Tackle–Every Time

Keep Defensive Linemen from Making the Tackle–Every Time

If the Defense aligns with a 2-technique or wider, you cancel him from ever making the tackle–with the Triple Option. The Quarterback reads Defensive Linemen and always makes them wrong in whatever they decide to do. This is the fundamental concept of Navy, Army, Georgia Tech, and the Citadel–and these four programs combined to win 36 games […]

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Running Midline Triple Option versus 50 Defense

Running Midline Triple Option versus 50 Defense

When the defense aligns in an odd front, you can block Midline Triple the same way as Inside Veer Triple. Midline Triple versus 50 defense is great to serve as a counter due to the fact that the Playside A twirls and blocks #3. The key, as always, is to get movement on the action […]

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Navy’s Modern-Day Perspective of Midline

Navy’s Modern-Day Perspective of Midline

Navy’s A-Back’s Coach, Danny O’Rourke recently discussed Midline at a February 2017 clinic.  Here’s what he had to say: In 2016, Midline is often what they ran versus an Odd Front. The goal of Midline is to keep the Linebackers inside the tackle box through the duration of the play. Backside A-Back leaves at snap (unless […]

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3 Things Navy Does “After the Play”

3 Things Navy Does “After the Play”

According to Navy A-Backs Coach, Danny O’Rourke, once Navy executes the Triple Option, the coaches and players look to answer the following three questions:   1- What did the Mike do? We want him downhill. If he is scraping to the perimeter, then we must hand the ball off where the Mike is not.   […]

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